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DESCRIPTION:Most of the work in Oded's lab is focused on transgenerational 
 inheritance in general\, and how neurons generate heritable memories in pa
 rticular (see eg. Neuronal Small RNAs Control Behavior Transgenerationally
 ). However\, to quote Oded himself: "Everything connects in the end. We tr
 y very hard to let our curiosity guide us\, and when the muse calls\, we d
 on't get in its way. "As a result\, his lab has hijacked brain parasites t
 o deliver therapeutic proteins in the brain and collaborated with biblical
  scholars\, ancient DNA and metagenomics experts to piece together Dead Se
 a Scrolls fragments by sequencing ancient DNA obtained from the animal ski
 n the scrolls are made of. I suggest you check out the paper published rec
 ently in Cell\, it's certainly a most fascinating paper.Oded is also well-
 known for the radical ways he tries to transform science communication (se
 e eg. https://www.woodstock.bio/).If you are interested in this virtual Da
 hlem Colloquium\, please drop host Jesse Veenvliet an email to get a link 
 to the meeting.
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LOCATION:Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics
ORGANIZER;CN="Jesse Veenvliet, Department of Developmental Genetics":mailto
 :veenvlie@molgen.mpg.de
SUMMARY:Oded Rechavi: Heritable Memories
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